Key result
Autointerference of demand pacemakers by signals originating within the pulse generator itself can mimic intermittent fracture with oversensing of false signals.
Population
2 cases of patients with demand pacemakers experiencing autointerference
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May prompt evaluation for generator autointerference before lead revision in unexplained oversensing; extends the differential in isolated cases.
Case Report (n=2)
Autointerference of demand pacemakers is a rare but important cause of oversensing that can mimic lead fracture or insulation defects.
Barold et al. (1981) conducted a case report in Autointerference of demand pacemakers (n=2). Demand pacemakers was evaluated. Autointerference of demand pacemakers by signals originating within the pulse generator itself can mimic intermittent fracture with oversensing of false signals.
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